ATLANTA — SoloHealth, a high-tech health services company, has closed on $1.8 million in financing.
Backers include the AtlantaTechnology Angels group.
“We are pleased that our investors have shown confidence in SoloHealth as we move forward with our deployment strategy,” said Bart Foster, the company’s founder and chief executive officer.
“The proceeds from this investment will provide us with the working capital to continue to validate our model in a number of additional market locations over the balance of the year,” he added.
SoloHealth’s first product is EyeSite, a self-service kiosk for vision testing.
The kiosk contains software and an interactive video interface to allow people to test their vision.
“We are delighted to invest in SoloHealth’s first round of outside financing, said Knox Massey, managing director of the Atlanta Technology Angels. “We were highly impressed by Bart’s passion and drive to bring the SoloHealth product to market. SoloHealth has created an innovative, technology platform that can positively influence vision health awareness for millions of people.”
SoloHealth was recently selected as one of the “Top 40” innovative companies in Georgia by the Technology Association of Georgia.
Solo-Health, Atlanta-Based Provider of High-Tech Health Services, Closes on $1.8M
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